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Continue to get lost in the blissful world of Kagami Smile with this stunning, immersive mix to celebrate the release of his next album on Kudatah Sound, out next week 2nd April. Based in Shenzhen, Kagami Smile has released nearly 30 full-length albums since 2016 and manages the Forgot Imprint label. His production style floats

Teakup brings the wafters. Teakup’s ‘Lose My Mind’ was on repeat for most of last year. After hearing it in Doc Sleep’s Truancy mix, I was instantly hooked. It became a sort of comfort track for me during the first wave of the lockdown, weird as that might sound as it’s very much a dancefloor

  Nervous Horizon’s latest signing SIM takes us through his musical journey for podcast 064 – a rich tapestry weaving together his influences from Plastikman to Equiknoxx with a selection of his own productions.  Based in Montreal, SIM found his entry point into electronic via the crunching US dubstep sounds of the late 00s before

  Our first mix of the year is an all-production mix from mysterious artist Lårry. Over the course of an hour, Lårry takes us on an ice-age sci-fi voyage, starting with rolling bass wobblers before showcasing a more cinematic and climatic side to their productions. Lårry first appeared five years ago through a contribution to

After being tormented with ankle injuries for most of the Summer during marathon training, I have finally found my feet again with running. It may be the worst time to pick up the sport as Berlin dips down into the minus and London is showered with constant torrential rain recently, but I’m determined to get

A trance-inducing session from Chengdu’s Cora. Following artists based in Asia on social media at the moment is an outlook of what life could be like at the end of All This. A light at the end of the tunnel whilst the rest of the world figures out how to get a handle on the

Following up from their release on naive, which we premiered ‘Everything’ from a few weeks ago, Rotterdam duo Black Cadmium return to 909 with an excellent mix showcasing their all killer, no filler approach to DJing. Over the course of 67 mins, Joginda Macnack and Mike Richards bring their soulful energy and charge full speed

NAAFI’s OMAAR takes us to infinity and beyond, providing an excellent DnB and jungle special for our 59th mix – digging out the classics from the likes of DJ Die and Alex Reece for the occasion. Hailing from Mexico, OMAAR released his first EP in 2015 on NAAFI where he has become one of their

Transmitting from the Bay Area, Farsight has previously released on Scuffed Recordings, WILE OUT, [Re]sources, and more recently Maloca Records with his first vinyl release ‘Not Here, But Somewhere’ which is rooted in heavy Latin rhythms and weighty bass – a release that comes hotly tipped from us. His music is influenced by the UK’s